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Eastern Hognose snake help

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Last month I was walking in the woods and I found an Eastern Hognose and I was wondering if I could find another one in the area I found that one or if anyone knew how to find one in the wild because I have been looking for ever and all ive been finding is praire kingsnakes.
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Jonn
 
well..they could be difficult to find..you can try doing some research about that specific area..and seeing if there is some info about the types of animals that live there..and what you can commonly see and so forth...because maybe it was by pure chance that you got to see one in the wild...ive never seen one in the wild before...try googling where they live most...of course in the desert..but what parts etc. im sure youll find something :) let us know whats up
 
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